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I dont know anybody is using default user in images.
I am installing windows so install all programs. (office winrar winamp...)
After the complete my installation. I am loginging other user. so I am copying inside of profile. (exam: Administrator)
I am pasting Default User. Generaly that profile is going to be big.
What is best method for create default profile.
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Posted 28 February 2009 - 05:23 AM
I am installing programs with administrator. Must I create default user profile from administrator?
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Posted 16 March 2009 - 12:47 PM
I assume you are using sysprep????
sysprep version before SP3 automatically copies the Administrator profile to the default users profile for you. The SP3 version of sysprep doesn't unless you use the UpdateServerProfileDirectory=1 line in sysprep.ini.
If you are using the pre-SP3 version and DON'T want it to copy the admin profile to default users, then you will have to install a MS patch (sorry can't remember it). Then you can create another profile from scratch and copy it over to the default profile...
No you don't need to create the default profile from administrator, just remember to create/add any shortcuts to the start menu from the profile you will be using.
The only reason in my opinion that you wouldn't use the administrator acct to create a default profile would be if you want special shortcuts for local administration and troubleshooting. If you don't need this, just use the admin profile.
sysprep version before SP3 automatically copies the Administrator profile to the default users profile for you. The SP3 version of sysprep doesn't unless you use the UpdateServerProfileDirectory=1 line in sysprep.ini.
If you are using the pre-SP3 version and DON'T want it to copy the admin profile to default users, then you will have to install a MS patch (sorry can't remember it). Then you can create another profile from scratch and copy it over to the default profile...
No you don't need to create the default profile from administrator, just remember to create/add any shortcuts to the start menu from the profile you will be using.
The only reason in my opinion that you wouldn't use the administrator acct to create a default profile would be if you want special shortcuts for local administration and troubleshooting. If you don't need this, just use the admin profile.
This post has been edited by dandirk: 16 March 2009 - 12:50 PM
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